JP3081319U - Gardening watering holder - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (With correction) [Problem] To provide an inexpensive and simple device that can automatically supply water as needed. An inexpensive plastic holder (1) using a plastic bottle (2) as a water supply source is provided with a female screw (4) for fixing the plastic bottle, and a valve (8) capable of adjusting the amount of water slowly and water is provided. Plastic bottles can also contain fertilizers and pesticides necessary for flowering trees and activated carbon for water purification, which contributes to more diversified effects and reduced labor.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to an automatic watering device for planters and flower pots in horticulture.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, watering planters and flowerpots has been performed with rainwater or buckets and ladles or hoses from tap water taps.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 Conventional watering, as described above, takes too much time and effort, and places a considerable burden on the elderly, in particular, and has also contributed to a decrease in the desire to grow and view flowering trees. There was also a major problem with watering while I was away.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The present invention utilizes an old PET bottle, fills it with water, uses a male screw for the lid of the PET bottle, and fixes it to a plastic holder with an integrated female screw. It has a handle that can be hung on the edge of a flower pot, squeezed in two places with plastic screws and fixed, and the primary tank can also contain fertilizers, pesticides, activated carbon for water purification, etc. Equipped with a water flow control valve that allows water to flow slowly like an infusion, eliminating the time and labor of watering up to now, it has become possible to grow flowers and trees with peace of mind even during several days of absence.

[0005]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Fill the PET bottle (2) of Fig. 1 with water and turn the male screw for the cover into the female screw (4) and fix it to the holder (1). Since the screwing standard is the same for the 500ml and 1.51 PET bottles, the size of the male screwing of the lid is almost the same, it is generally possible to correspond to commercially available PET bottles. Next, hook the 3 hooks together with the pet bottle on the planter or flowerpot. Then, the planter and flower pot and the holder are firmly fixed and stabilized with 10 plastic screws. This plastic screw can be fixed regardless of the thickness or shape of the edge of the planter or flowerpot and without damaging the material. The water in the PET bottle first flows into the primary tank. Water starts to collect little by little from the two 7 water drops on the bottom of the primary tank into the 6 secondary tank. The lower surface of the secondary tank has 9 drip outlets with 8 water flow control valves that supply an appropriate amount of water according to the nature of the flowers and trees. From there, water is slowly dripped into the soil of planters and flower pots. Dripping. Depending on how the soil is filled, the lower tank part of the holder may sink into the soil.In such a case, use a net or a material with a high water absorption rate to prevent the drip port from being clogged with soil. You can also cover your mouth.

[0006]

[Effect of the invention]

 This automatic watering holder for horticulture is made of plastic, which is cheap, lightweight, and allows for easy watering, eliminating the trouble of conventional watering and solving the problem of watering while away from home. This has also contributed to the environmental aspect of effective use of bottles. In addition, fertilizers and pesticides can be charged into the primary tank provided from the structural point of view, as well as activated carbon, etc., to keep the water in the PET bottles at a stable water quality for a long time. It has a diversified horticultural effect instead of a holder.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a watering holder.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a watering holder.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Holder 2 PET bottle 3 Edge handle 4 Male screw-in 5 Primary tank 6 Secondary tank 7 Water drop 8 Water volume control valve 9 Drip drop

Claims (1)

[Utility model registration claims] An automatic watering holder with a water flow control valve utilizing a plastic bottle, a female screw thread for receiving a male screw for a plastic bottle cap is provided to fix the plastic bottle, and a primary tank integrated with the holder. Can contain fertilizer, insecticide, activated carbon for water purification, etc. The secondary tank is also equipped with a valve that can adjust the amount of water according to the flowers and trees by drip.